Tag: historic election
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Gonzales, Louisiana prepares for historic runoff election between Timothy Riley and Kemlyn Bailey Lomas, guaranteeing the city’s first Black mayor
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Angela Alsobrooks makes history as Maryland’s first Black female U.S. Senator, defeating former Governor Larry Hogan while championing reproductive rights and healthcare access.
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Discover how Treaka Young made history as Jefferson City’s first Black councilwoman, breaking barriers and empowering all constituents. Learn about her inspiring journey and commitment to inclusivity, representation, and community engagement.
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Learn about Donya Sartor’s historic election as Jonesboro’s first Black female mayor. Explore her vision for community building, education, and transparency as she prepares to lead the diverse Atlanta suburb.
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Erica Griswold’s historic election as the first Black Register of Wills in Anne Arundel County. Discover how her community activism and leadership paved the way for this milestone, promising transparency, efficiency, and improved customer service.
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The remarkable story of Tony Junious, who made history in 2022 as Summerton’s first Black mayor. From his dedication to education to his legacy of selfless service, Junious leaves an indelible mark on his hometown. Learn how his…
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Yasmine-Imani McMorrin’s historic election as the first Black woman mayor of Culver City. Explore her journey from city council member to mayor, her advocacy for the community, and her plans for a more prosperous and inclusive Culver City.
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The remarkable journey of Justice Melody Stewart, the first Black woman elected to the Ohio Supreme Court, from her early days as a musician to her historic election victory and ongoing efforts to reform the judicial system for…
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The historic moment as Katrina Hobbs Everett makes history by becoming the first Black woman elected to the Haverhill City Council. Her perseverance through multiple council runs pays off in the 2022 election, aided by the newly adopted…
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The journey of Johnny Ford, the trailblazer elected as Tuskegee, Alabama’s first Black mayor in the historic 1972 election. Overcoming voter suppression, Ford served eight nonconsecutive terms, co-founded the National Black Mayors conference, and became a vocal advocate…
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